Sometimes the fear of what might happen is more overwhelming than what is happening. When anxiety rises, busyness feels like a quick fix but it never brings peace. I’m learning to pause, to breathe and to pray... one breath at a time. This post shares how breath prayers are helping me quiet the chaos and reconnect with truth. Click the title to read the full reflection and try it for yourself. You don’t have to be perfect—you just have to breathe.
Tag: #GraceInTheDisarray
A Clear Path for Preschool: Teaching Concepts and Evaluations for 3- and 4-Year-Olds
Discover a clear framework for teaching preschoolers with my 3- and 4-year-old Teaching Concepts and Evaluations. These tools cover all five developmental domains, align with national and New York State standards, and connect seamlessly to my letter, number, shape, and color resources — all building toward a full curriculum coming in 2026. Click to explore how they can bring clarity and purpose to your teaching.
Teaching Colors and Shapes Through Playful Discovery
Help preschoolers explore colors and shapes through playful, hands-on activities that connect learning to the world around them. These pages build fine motor skills, vocabulary, and visual recognition while aligning with trusted early childhood standards. Click to discover how these resources can bring joy and purpose to your classroom or home.
Teaching Numbers with Intention: Why Number Rhymes Work
Teaching numbers doesn’t have to be dry or stressful. It can be playful, purposeful, and full of joy. In this post, I’m sharing how simple number rhymes and hands-on activities can help preschoolers connect meaningfully with numbers while building confidence and early math skills. Click the title to read the full post and discover how to make number learning intentional, engaging, and fun for your little learners.
Exciting News: My Teachers Pay Teachers Store Is Open!
I’m thrilled to announce the launch of my Teachers Pay Teachers store, filled with preschool teaching concepts and evaluations designed to nurture curiosity, celebrate small milestones, and align with trusted standards like ELOF, NAEYC and NYSPLS. Click to explore how these play-based resources can bring grace and wonder into your classroom or homeschool.
Relearning What’s True
When the pressure to hold it all together leaves you exhausted and wondering if you’re enough, maybe it’s time to retell the story. You weren’t made to be the glue for everyone else—you were made to be held by grace. In today’s post, I’m sharing how I’m learning to let go of control, ask better questions, and find safety not in perfection, but in Christ. If you’re feeling like you’re falling short, this one’s for you. The full story awaits—click the title to read it.
Why Hurt is Part of Healing
Hurt is part of being human—but healing begins with honesty. In this post, I’m sharing what I’m learning about strength, surrender, and why silence doesn’t lead to peace. If you’ve been carrying more than you were meant to, this is for you. Click the title to read the full post. You’re not alone, and you don’t have to carry it all.
A Summer That Matters
Summer offers a slower pace, but it’s still full of purpose. As routines relax and schedules soften, I’m choosing to invest in what matters most: my family, our rhythms, and the relationships God has entrusted to me. If you're craving a more intentional season, this post is for you. It’s a reminder to pause, protect what matters, and trust God with what’s ahead. Click the title and join me for A Summer That Matters.
Change Starts with Curiosity
Some days end with a quiet ache — the feeling you didn’t quite measure up. But what if the unfinished to-do list isn’t failure? What if it’s an invitation to look deeper — to trade guilt for grace, and striving for delight? In today’s post, I’m sharing how a simple shift from shame to curiosity can change the way we lead, parent, teach, and grow. You don’t have to carry it all — you just have to stay close to the One who carries you. Click the link and join me — one honest question at a time.
Grace in the Disarray 